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Speaker 2: Lannie said Taki Kalani immediately regretted that decision set criminal

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Speaker 1: Walt didn't show then crittle However, well you know the story.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back Cougar Sports one O three nine, ninety point three.

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Speaker 4: Years to being a fan.

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Speaker 3: I've been crital broadcasting from on Toyota fourteen hundred sent

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the Toyotas. If you're looking at Toyota, a Cambrio, Corolla,

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a Tundra Tacoma, then come on down here. Let us

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earn your business. You lead the way at orm Toyota.

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We're always willing and ready to give you the best

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deal and the best vehicle at the best price. So

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I got Logan by my side, he's the Internet sales manager.

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What deals do we have going on for our listeners?

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Why should they show up, show out for orum Toyota

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and maybe even get a chance to win one thousand dollars.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, so let's talk about the deals first. So this month,

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you know, as far as trucks go, you've got awesome

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deals on the Tacoma the Tundra at one point nine

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nine percent financing on that Tacoma as well as two

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point nine nine percent financing on the Tundra. And in

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both instances you can actually get an extra thousand dollars

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with that, so you get a little extra not just

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the finance rate. Also as far as leasing those, I'm

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a big fan of leasing. I lease both of the

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both of my family's vehicles myself two forty nine a

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Speaker 4: And that's that's the crew Max.

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Speaker 5: That's not your your shorter cab kind of based you know,

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built down options stuff like that.

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Speaker 4: That's that's the crew Max. You get that big back seat.

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Speaker 5: And then coming over to the fore Runner four Runner

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SR five that can you know have up to seven passengers.

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Speaker 5: One here on the lot with with the third row

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for those that are looking for that extra seating capacity

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thirty nine months, you can lease that sucker for two

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eighty five a month, or a new for this month.

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on right now. If you're looking to save a little

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bit at the pump, what better way to do that

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than a Toyota Corolla. You can get a Corolla right

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now for four point nine nine percent financing for seventy two.

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Speaker 4: Months or uh a low low lease.

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Speaker 5: Payment of one to eighty five a month. Great deals

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all month along here at ORM Toyota. UH, we've we've

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got some numbers that we're trying to hit with Toyota

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and continue to uh grow and build our inventory as

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a as A as your your premiere Toyota dealership here

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Speaker 4: Come on down to ORM Toyota where you lead the way.

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Speaker 3: Man, I even saw Tomasi Leley here buying a vehicle

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earlier today, the former BAU defense with line shout out

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Speaker 4: Let's get out to the hotline.

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Speaker 3: Uh, and we're gonna get a little coups in the

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pros under our belt, brought to you by rubies In

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rubies In dot Com. We got Brandancygourney of the Daily

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Herald on the line. He was down at Pro Day

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and got eyes on these players.

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Speaker 4: G man, how was it? How you doing brother? It was?

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Speaker 6: It was It was a good day. Uh. My perspective

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very viable athletes this year, probably not as much as

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they get together. And Clonneau was very forthright in his

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opening comments. He wasn't even asked about and he just

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immediately touched on that topic about how he just liked

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loves having it. In Provo. Bwaused as a very good

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community and Clonie's thehead of all of it. When you

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take away from that, that's a missed opportunity. So having

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Speaker 3: Who had the best performance of the day at prod

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age man who stood.

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Speaker 6: Out to you well as far as improving their stock?

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His four to six four forty times in the combine

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no not good. He had to lower that and he did.

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This post is you know, all those things go low

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and all that, But I don't think there's any question

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that he improved upon that substantially. And he looked really

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good receiving passes from Jake Resloff, who was a man.

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for him to be there and did and be accepted.

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so yeah, I'd say probably Chase Roberts. I thought Carson

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the position he played. And of course Maury bombed, but

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my goodness, I kind of felt bad. I forget who

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the guy prior, so like right when he had to

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and there were audible gas They're just like, what WHOA.

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was nice to see, And according to Kiwane, he was

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kind of disappointed that Maury only ran a four two

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seven forty. He thought he was going to break a

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four to two forty. I don't know if that's Kalani

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just being that guy or what not. Man, it's cool

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and it's like, okay, yes, sure, and then you see

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it's like, oh, yeah, I guess they weren't kidding. He

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can't to do that, so so that was cool. I

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thought John telmoy Payne was sneaky good. I think him

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running a four eight seven forty was tremendous for him.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, well his height waight did you see his height?

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Speaker 3: It was tough. I love I love Proda, but I

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have you know, I had previous obligations at work to

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take care of so I did. I had to prioritize

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my primary job rather than my secondary job.

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Speaker 6: Today you had stuff. But but again, it was just

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cool seeing all the guys there. Tyler Alzier was there,

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seeing Kyris Tonga walk in. Uh signing a new contract

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with the Chiefs. He looked great. He's there with his kids,

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and yeah, it's just a really good community be when

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to do that. And one thing I think, I comment

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to you and one day I might get over this,

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but it's not right now. Every time I see Bear

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Bogmeier and his physique, well like, if you just asked

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me what position does that guy play, I would it's

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not even linebacker. I would see nose tackle. I mean,

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I don't know if fans just realized just how enormous

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this kid is. And he looks cut. I mean we

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thought he looked cut last year. Yeah, he's ready to go,

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and it's very easy to see how popular he is

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with teammates just making the rounds and teammates just love him.

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conducts himself and whatnot. That Yeah, one day I might

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get over that. And then Hinckley Ropatti, I swear he

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looks more like a Disney animation than a real person.

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And he put out great numbers and it just makes

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me mad at the NCAA for not granted him a

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waiver because he should have played last year and he

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would have absolutely helped this team taken someone belowd Off LJ. Martin.

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I mean LG. Martin was fine, he carries just fine,

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good addition to what b what he did last year,

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and I wish him the best, great kids. So anyway, Yeah,

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Speaker 3: So the fastest forty was Maury Bamba at that four

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to two seven. Who had the highest vertical? Was it

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Tanner Wall with the thirty seven thirty seven.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think Maury tied him, though I think Maury

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I'd have to check on that. But more he killed

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it and he knew he would. But I've started to

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get interested in guys that fringe, Guys like we know

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Carson Ryan's going to be an NFL tight end, we

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He killed the combine. I think Chase Roberts is going

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to have a legitimate opportunity to prove himself. But I'm

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I'm interested. I think Tanner Wall once he gets to

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camp and starts to show how well he understands concepts

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and spacing. That's going to be a revelation to whichever

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last season, kind of a breakthrough thing for him. I

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for another year. I don't know how realistic that is

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or if it's over. I know he tweeted about it

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a while back, but yeah, I think he put up

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really good numbers and that could be a thing moving forward.

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I think whealand Lapoaffo is a high quality offensive lineman

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the point where they're pumping out some serious NFL talent

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Speaker 3: Man, Brandon Seagerty here on your Utah ESPN Radio Network,

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a little cougars in the pro segment, getting up to

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Speaker 4: Pro day of BYU football players.

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Speaker 4: G Man.

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Speaker 3: Uh is UH is BYU and NFL pipeline right now, Like,

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how do you how are you feeling about the NFL development,

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Speaker 6: I'm it's interesting you asked that because whenever I cover

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something like this, I look ahead to what the future

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and to me, that's kind of the missing story that

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because they're all excited about Kadu uluave Right and Lucy

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talmoy Peal when they should be. These guys are tremendous.

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fans a lot of them forget just what Isaiah Glasker

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is when he's fully healthy, and I think it's going

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to be a very pleasant reminder for a lot of

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Bway fans because just think about Jack Kelly. Last year,

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there was a healthy debate who's more impactful, Jack Kelly

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or Isaiah Clasker, And I might even cide a little

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Isaiah Glasker. So when he's fully healthy and I'm hoping

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he confinuced next season healthy he doesn't have an injury history.

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that could develop into an NFL guys certainly, And I

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think when you look at the future NFL prospect. It's

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gonna be exactly from the positions you want it to

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be at BYU, which is defensive line. I think the

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defensive line pipeline with what's developing, maybe particularly at the

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defensive end position, you're gonna have some guys man just

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rotating in and out. And you see that developing in

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future years where they're gonna be able to put a

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lot of guys into the NFL. Right now, you see

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Kyros Tonga, Yeah, he's tremendous and all that. You're gonna

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have more of that and it's gonna be a really

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good thing. I think linebacker's a stable position at B YU.

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I think it's gonna be a strength for years to come.

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Tight end. If you're buying stock in any position, you're

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buying stock in that tight end spot. I mean, my goodness,

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that talent. It seems like we talk about every show now,

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but my goodness, what a iipeline that's developing there. Twelve personnel,

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let's go, it's going to be the base B WHATU

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formation from this year henceforth. Stop it. You're not springing

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out anymore. It is twelve personnel for now forever, and

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it's going to be beautiful. It's gonna be fantastic. It's

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what be Way football should be. It's what it's going

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to be. Tight ends, stout, running back, inside zone blocking scheme,

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let's go, it's going to be tremendous.

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Speaker 3: So who's your favorite twelve personnel grouping all time?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 6: My gosh, Daniel Coats and Johnny Harlane on the outside.

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might want to go look with that. Yeah, you probably

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want to go to Lamilee chad Lewis. With all due

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respect to Daniel Coats and Johnny Harleane, but both of those,

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my goodness, those were very very good combinations. And when

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you hear Aaron Roderick I was on the show co hosting,

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and he says he makes a statement like Walker Lyons

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and Roger salle Opanga are two of the best players

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on our entire team. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Yeah, that's a

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notable quote. That's something you're like, Wow, that means something,

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that really does mean something. A Rub's not that coach.

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He doesn't just throw out stuff. So when he says

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things like that, it indicates a just how good those

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guys are and be what offense he's gonna be running

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next year, like if he's recognizing those guys, I think

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you have Noahmayaki and Keanni. Those guys are pretty good.

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They're good. They're gonna be playing a lot of twelve

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person it will be the base formation. They will be

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running twelve personnel more than any formation next year. I

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absolutely believe that, with all due respect to the white Outs,

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and I think the white Outs there's some potential there,

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but you play to your strengths and that's going to

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be the strength of this BAU team. And I don't

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see that changing in their future. Considering which tight ends

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are coming back, I mean, I mean Ryner Swanson are

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you kidding me? And Brock Harris gets am I saying

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you his name?

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Speaker 4: Right?

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Speaker 6: I gets or get get you get you get you boy.

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I slaughtered that one, didn't I Yeah, Yeah, It's kind

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of interesting. It's like a horse start tied end. Oh

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yeah him, and it's just an oh yeah him guy,

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it's a four start tight in God. Yeah, it's that

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he's getting a lot of talent. It's it's an exciting

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time to be b what you football fan and everyone's

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sad about the basketball program. Just just come back to.

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Speaker 3: Football, come back, bring him home, bring him home, bringing

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him back home.

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Speaker 4: To the football school.

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Speaker 3: Over the last sixty years, we've uh, we've won more

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with per dollar spent UH than than any other football

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program in the country. UH.

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Speaker 4: And we continue to do it, man, we continue to

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do it.

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Speaker 3: When I say, what would you say if I told

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you that the BAU football player payroll was just as,

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was equivalent or less than the basketball program this year,

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how'd that make you feel?

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Speaker 4: Well?

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Speaker 6: It's a really really good return on investment they're getting.

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If that's the case, my goodness, and I have to

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wonder why that is. That shouldn't be the case in

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my opinion, the way you use a better program right

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now I'm in with all due respect to Kevin Young,

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and I think there's a lot of qualifications you put

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in this year, and you don't want to just define

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what a program is with it being a second year.

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But you consider what Klone's established and the work he's

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put in, the money it brings in, the attention, and

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just the quality of the product, it doesn't seem right

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to me the basketball would be bringing in more money

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than football even close. I don't think you should even

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be close in my opinion, so yes, yeah, yeah, just

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my opinion there.

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Speaker 3: Who, by the way, who did the most bench presses

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at the at the pro day? Who had the Did

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everyone do bench press or no?

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Speaker 6: No, no, not everyone? Oh I should know this. Hink

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we did? Yeah, I think it was Hinkley, And I

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would bet money was sink There's one guy that was

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really high over forty and I'd have to check my

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notes and to do any I have to go on

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my phone. Maybe not forty, it was thirty or something.

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Speaker 3: I Wayland, Austin LEUSA.

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Speaker 6: It may have been Waylan. I think.

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Speaker 3: Did Hinkley have twenty eight reps?

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Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah, it was Hinkley. Yeah, yeah, that that was

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the number. I was thing. I knew it was an eight.

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So can you still hear me? I'm a speaker phone

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because you're making me do research. Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we needed you to have these numbers ready for us.

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Speaker 6: You know, I did know. That was my assignment. Yeah,

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think we had as I think we had twenty eight

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reps and that's like the only one I wrote down,

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So that must have been the.

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Speaker 3: High Well I'm sure it didn't. Austin LEUSA and Waylon

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Lapou Diddy bench or No.

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Speaker 6: John Telmoypeo had twenty seven, Carson Ryan had twenty three.

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It's pretty good.

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Speaker 4: Nice.

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Speaker 6: Austin Leousa had twenty one. Okay, right, And I didn't get.

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I didn't get. I don't think Waylan didn't do it,

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because I would have written that down. And I have

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Wayland he ran a five O three forty twenty seven

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point five vertical and I would have written down his reps.

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And the fact that I didn't, I'm pretty sure he

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didn't do bench press.

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Speaker 3: So there, you gotcha, gotcha, you have it. G Man,

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Brandon Sigourney, g Man, any other nuggets you want to

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drop on us today before we let you go.

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Speaker 6: No, I it's really interesting to see what's developing in

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spring practice. From what I've heard, there's there's at least

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five guys that have made an instant impact and and

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there you can basically pencil them in as starters right

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now with this BAYU football team, and we've talked about

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them hockey finales. Looking very very good at the tackle

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position from what I understand, and he's probably going to

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be the guy to beat out at left tackle come

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fall practices. Casper continues to impress he's he's been, he's

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been very good. Lots of potential there. And and the

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guy Jake Clifton, it's it's gonna man Cilia Sarah for

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as good as he is, he might be third string

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when it's all said, because Jake Clifton and Kato Ula

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Labe are looking very good, very good so far. So

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it's it's a great state for the program where you

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can return as many guys as be what you did,

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you's still have room to bring in other people that

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can beat those guys out. That's where you want to

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be as a football program. And I think the way

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he's reaching that and you're seeing steady progression and yeah,

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this team, it should be one of the best way

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teams I've ever covered. I flat out you look at

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the roster on paper, I've never seen b what you

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since i've covered the program, and I start covering in

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two thousand and three, I've never seen the level of

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talent and the death than I do this year. It's

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it's every position, so things work out right and things happen.

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You know this as well as anyone. The way you

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should be very very good this year, g man.

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Speaker 4: The best way to support you what you do how

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you do it for all of our listeners.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, proo Dale here, look us up, Parkner Herald. All

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now that's where I'm at.

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Speaker 3: And yeah, support us, support g Man, support the support.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and Jared Boyd and all the all the people.

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Speaker 3: All the peeps appreciate you, g Man.

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Speaker 6: All right, we'll talk to you later.

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Speaker 4: Talk to you next week.

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and uh, maybe not just astrology is probably not the right.

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is that right? That's that was actually astronomy, that's the word.

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they had events and stuff like that where you go

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look at a really expensive telescope and you can see

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everything down there.

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to just come all the way up and then all

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know what I mean. I completely agree if it can

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are pretty much like all downhill, yeah you know, and

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We've got a lot in stock that we need to

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kind of make make more room for even more coming

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Tacoma's Tundras, Forerunners, Corollas. We've got really aggressive lease offers

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for those. Right now that the Corolla is at one

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eight five a month, you can get financing as low

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as one point nine nine percent. We do actually, and

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it's not one of these, but we actually do have

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zero percent financing, which is crazy to talk about. In

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twenty twenty six, we have zero percent financing on the

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Toyota BZ, which is the electric option that Toyota has.

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I'll tell you what if if you've never taken a

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look at one of these, they're very well built. They

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have kind of that heritage of Toyota with kind of

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what they've done with the hybrid side of things, but

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now with the electric side of things. You know, they're

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they're kind of built, built for tech savvy people. They

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get very good fuel economy or not fuel economy. They

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can get a really good distance on the charge. Yeah,

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and then we even have this one also a zero

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percent they're not here yet, but figure this right, a

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brand new model that is not on the lots yet,

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they're offering zero percent financing on it.

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Speaker 3: Wow.

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Speaker 4: So that's an awesome deal. It's the the CHR.

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Speaker 5: It's a it's a smaller electric vehicle, all electric ev

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that I want to say, it's it's something like I

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have to look it up, but it's like three hundred

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and thirty horse power, all will drive. That's a little

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in a little tiny car.

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Speaker 4: It's fun. It's it's gonna be a good when we

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get those.

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Speaker 5: We just got an allocation for our first Beezy Woodland,

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which is kind of a stretched BZ. I mean it

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looks like here on the showroom, we've got a Crown

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signia that it's kind of like a it's kind of

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got that old school hatched or old school kind of

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station wagon vibe to it a little bit.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: The from my understanding, the the Woodland, uh bes is

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the similar size to this.

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Speaker 6: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: It has a lot sharper roof on the earth. Yeah,

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it carries it out a lot sharper on the back.

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So we've got a lot of options. That is one

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nice thing about working for Toyota. You know, we're not

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limited to a certain space. They pretty much got a

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vehicle on almost every segment. We can find, you know,

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any vehicle that you're looking for. So if you're if

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you're if you're considering making a change, come see us,

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you know, just have that conversation with us again here

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at orm Toyota. Uh, you lead the way, which means,

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you know, not every customer is the same. We're not

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gonna throw everybody in the box.

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Speaker 6: Uh.

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Speaker 4: We're gonna listen and and and kind of do things

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the way that you want to do things.

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Speaker 3: Logan street, Ladies and gentlemen, let's go to break. We'll

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be back more to get to on a beautiful Friday,

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March twentieth Day of Cougar Sports. Let's get out to

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the line and talk stats with Blaine Anderson and I

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believe Tracy